Mensan Credit Union proposal from Pat Crepeau

"Another Mensan and I are working to bring in a credit union that
will be for people who are interested in science fiction/fantasy
and/or space exploration, which I think might relate to your SIG's
space perspective.

Would you or any of your SIG members be interested in helping us
bring this in? Also, would you like me to post this on your SIG's blog?

Thanks very much for considering this,
Pat Crepeau, Mensan"
catalyst.pat@gmail.com

I endorse this in concept, credit unions save consumers a lot of money. I do not know Pay and I caution everyone to be careful with their deposits wherever. The financial turmoil that I predicted seems to be playing out now. Pat, best of luck.

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  1. swlDecember 16, 2010 at 11:47 AM

    This is a test of the comment section.

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  2. Richard SealeJanuary 8, 2011 at 4:11 PM

    A transaction account service to forward small amounts for settlement of special interests, postal charges, reproduction costs, memberships, etc; would be useful and appropriate. This organization can follow the standard recipe of mainstream commercial organizations with the signed consent of the co-op-ees' expressed acceptance of the co-op's mission statement.

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